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Consumer Packaged Goods: Page 218
Why Companies Can't Afford Not to Have an IT-centric Supply Chain
Shifting supply chains to become driven by IT means businesses can standardise their processes and become less likely to run out of stock, says Dominic Regan, EMEA director of supply chain applications at Oracle.
Opus Global Acquires Global Third Party Hiperos, LLC
Opus Global has acquired Hiperos LLC, a global software vendor connecting more than 300,000 entities on behalf of third parties serving the energy, financial services, food, real estate, pharmaceuticals and technology sectors.
SeaWorld, Busch Gardens Amusement Parks Use Sustainable Plastic Cups
Coca-Cola and SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment expect SeaWorld's switch to PlantBottle plastic in its refillable cups to remove 35 metric tons of CO2 emissions annually, the companies say. The recyclable cup, using Coke's sustainable packaging technology, is now available in all SeaWorld and Busch Gardens parks across the U.S.
Walmart Says It Wants to Do More Business with American Manufacturers
Walmart welcomed more than 500 manufacturers recently at its world headquarters, during the company's first Made in the USA open call. Suppliers met with senior company officials and merchants to pitch products for stores, clubs and online.
Small Business Finds 3D Printing Can Bring Cost Savings
Since David Friedfeld took over ClearVision Optical from his father in 1985, he's seen most eyewear manufacturing move overseas. The 120-employee company, based in Hauppauge, N.Y., is bringing a small piece of it back. Last year, Friedfeld purchased an entry-level 3D printer for just under $3,000. He still does the bulk of his manufacturing abroad, but he can now print eyeglass prototypes in-house.
Despite Defense Cutbacks, Business Drone Manufacturer Looks for Business in U.S. Airspace to Soar
Boosted by an increase in sales, Monrovia,Calif.-based drone maker AeroVironment Inc. exceeded analyst estimates and reported $8.1m in fiscal fourth-quarter profit, a turnaround from the same period a year earlier.
Most Retail CEOs Don't See Omnichannel Shopping Affecting Them. What Are They Thinking?
The technology-driven shift to omnichannel shopping is the most transformative change to hit retail in decades. Yet in a global survey of CEOs conducted by PwC, only 22 percent felt this monumental shift would impact their organizations. Are these retail CEOs missing the boat?
Bed Bath and Beyond Builds Omnichannel Capabilities Through IT Investment
Specialty retailer Bed Bath and Beyond spent $68m in its recently completed first quarter, primarily for IT enhancements. "While we continue to review and prioritize our capital needs, we remain committed to making the required investments in our company to help position us for our long-term success," said CEO Steven Temares.
Obama Could Act on Foreign Workers' H-1B Visas Without Congressional Approval
With Congress failing to agree on immigration reform, President Barack Obama is promising to bring changes through executive actions. He has options that may have broad impacts on immigration generally, as well as the H-1B and green card visa systems.
Banning Big-Box Stores Can Hurt Local Retailers, Study Says
Sometimes city governments issue zoning requirements prohibiting the construction of giant retail stores. The latest: Swansboro, North Carolina, where town residents are hotly debating an ordinance that, in effect, would ban construction of a Walmart.
Supply Chain Risk Monitoring Sees Wide Array of Approaches - and Results
Top executives the world over spend a lot of time and effort to manage delays or disruptions in their companies' supply chains – with widely varying results.
HighJump Software Issues Route-Accounting Tool
HighJump Software has released the HighJump Route Administrator, a route-accounting tool delivered as a cloud-based application.
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